Science is observation and theory based on fact and hard evidence. Common sense is normally loosely based on science and firsthand observation. For example. If you turn on a stove, science can predict and describe what happens in order to turn electrical current into heat on the stove plate. Common sense will tell you (through experience) that if you put you hand on the hot plate you will get burnt.
Sense About Science was created in 2003.
1+1=2 just like that. use your common sense
Olfaction
No, but the scientific method often supersedes common sense. Common sense told use nothing about general relativity and quantum mechanics and often common sense was dead wrong.
common sense is like what you know already, but you have to learn science at least once
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Use common sense.......
Writing, common sense and knowledge of what goes where.
I wouldn't say that the study of normal behaviour is more important than that of abnormal behaviour; however, to determine what behaviour actually is abnormal, you need a sense of what constitutes "normal" behaviour to compare it to.
Science is observation and theory based on fact and hard evidence. Common sense is normally loosely based on science and firsthand observation. For example. If you turn on a stove, science can predict and describe what happens in order to turn electrical current into heat on the stove plate. Common sense will tell you (through experience) that if you put you hand on the hot plate you will get burnt.
they are majorly two type of organizational behavior that is the formal and informal behavior. the formal behavior is the type that is guided with rule and regulation whichis buecratic in nature, individual worker is guide with law toward carring out their duties. the infromal behaviour is the behaviour that have to do with interaction am worker in the organization like forming a group to give theirselves sense of belongingness and oneness
Jacob Bronowski has written: 'Science and human values' -- subject(s): Science 'The common sense of science' -- subject(s): Science, Philosophy
Sense About Science was created in 2003.
Thomas Henry Huxley
Arguably so. But he himself would probably regard it as just common sense.
bec. common sense naman mga shunga by :roniel G. indias